GUWAHATI: College admissions began in Assam on Monday, with the state Directorate of Higher Education directing general degree colleges that have allocated seats under the CUET quota to reserve these seats for students who have appeared for the CUET examination and are currently awaiting their results. The admission process for the CUET quota will be conducted in a subsequent phase, following the declaration of the CUET results, officials said.
“Students who appeared in CUET should not be apprehensive. Contingent upon the announcement of the CUET result, there may be even alteration of the admission schedule. All meritorious students, who are going to score good marks in CUET, will secure admission,” said an official.
Though not all, some autonomous colleges and universities will enroll students based on CUET scores in Assam.
A recent notification by the Directorate has stated that students will get six options for program selection, either in the same higher educational institution (university/colleges) or in different higher educational institutions (HEIs).
“Students need to mark preferences against the options of programs. HEIs will be indicated by the preferences given by the applicants. Autonomous colleges/universities shall prepare the merit lists in accordance with their admission rules. However, affiliated colleges shall prepare their merit lists in accordance with the relevant policy of the concerned affiliating universities,” read the notification.
Accordingly, it said that the merit list may be prepared by the university/colleges based on the students’ preferences, subject to the fulfillment of the merit criteria required for admission to that university/college.
“HEIs will have to do the academic scrutiny (selection of papers based on eligibility for the program/discipline) after auto-fetching of verified marks after entering board roll numbers/CUET registration numbers. After academic scrutiny, the HEIs may choose the range of students for further document verification and preparation of merit lists,” the notification said.
The merit lists, unlike earlier practices, need not be uploaded on the HEI website. Rather, the Directorate said that the HEIs will mark the students considered for offering admission by processing the merit list in the admission portal itself.
“Once marked and saved by the HEI, the merit list for the programs will be auto-generated and visible to students in the “merit list section” of the admission portal (https://assamadmission.samarth.ac.in/).
Admission for the Four-year Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP), Five-year Integrated Master Programme (FYIMP), and Five-year Integrated Post Graduate Programme (FYIPGP) either through non-CUET mode or CUET mode will be facilitated only through the common admission portal (https://assamadmission.samarth.ac.in/) for all govt/Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Adarsha Mahavidyalaya/provincialized/govt. model colleges/autonomous colleges. Moreover, admissions for FYIMP and FYUGP in state university campuses and private/venture/non-govt colleges affiliated with state universities and Assam University will also be facilitated only through the common admission portal.
“Students who appeared in CUET should not be apprehensive. Contingent upon the announcement of the CUET result, there may be even alteration of the admission schedule. All meritorious students, who are going to score good marks in CUET, will secure admission,” said an official.
Though not all, some autonomous colleges and universities will enroll students based on CUET scores in Assam.
A recent notification by the Directorate has stated that students will get six options for program selection, either in the same higher educational institution (university/colleges) or in different higher educational institutions (HEIs).
“Students need to mark preferences against the options of programs. HEIs will be indicated by the preferences given by the applicants. Autonomous colleges/universities shall prepare the merit lists in accordance with their admission rules. However, affiliated colleges shall prepare their merit lists in accordance with the relevant policy of the concerned affiliating universities,” read the notification.
Accordingly, it said that the merit list may be prepared by the university/colleges based on the students’ preferences, subject to the fulfillment of the merit criteria required for admission to that university/college.
“HEIs will have to do the academic scrutiny (selection of papers based on eligibility for the program/discipline) after auto-fetching of verified marks after entering board roll numbers/CUET registration numbers. After academic scrutiny, the HEIs may choose the range of students for further document verification and preparation of merit lists,” the notification said.
The merit lists, unlike earlier practices, need not be uploaded on the HEI website. Rather, the Directorate said that the HEIs will mark the students considered for offering admission by processing the merit list in the admission portal itself.
“Once marked and saved by the HEI, the merit list for the programs will be auto-generated and visible to students in the “merit list section” of the admission portal (https://assamadmission.samarth.ac.in/).
Admission for the Four-year Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP), Five-year Integrated Master Programme (FYIMP), and Five-year Integrated Post Graduate Programme (FYIPGP) either through non-CUET mode or CUET mode will be facilitated only through the common admission portal (https://assamadmission.samarth.ac.in/) for all govt/Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Adarsha Mahavidyalaya/provincialized/govt. model colleges/autonomous colleges. Moreover, admissions for FYIMP and FYUGP in state university campuses and private/venture/non-govt colleges affiliated with state universities and Assam University will also be facilitated only through the common admission portal.
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